The Oregon Brand Behind Costco's Kirkland Lager
Costco recently released a new Kirkland Signature Lager and the Oregon brewery behind it is one that's well-regarded in the craft beer community.
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5 Beer Pouring Techniques To Achieve The Perfect Head
Although it's an easy thing to overlook, the way you pour beer has an outsized impact on how much foam is produced. Here are five different pouring methods.
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Mimosa Margaritas Combine 2 Popular Cocktails Into One Tasty Drink
Mimosas and margaritas are both delicious cocktails, but when you combine them you get a truly special drink that's also easy to customize.
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What The Heck Do The Numbers On Nespresso Pods Mean?
Learn the truth about Nespresso's intensity scale - what it does and doesn't measure, and how those things are impacting your coffee-drinking experience.
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8 Signs Jones Soda Is Struggling
The makers of Jones Soda are undoubtedly creative, but many signs indicate that this business is struggling financially. We look back at the company's history.
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Make Shot Glasses With Cookie Dough For A Sweet Booze Chaser
Chocolate chip cookies are the stuff that snack dreams are made of. Improve the classic recipe even more by turning your cookie into a shot glass.
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Sweet Vermouth Vs Dry: What's The Difference?
Sweet and dry vermouth are both types of fortified wine, but they look and taste different and can be used in distinctly different cocktails.
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Yes, Tea Can Expire. Here's How Long It Lasts
Although most of us keep it in the cupboard for years, tea does have an expiration date. Here's the timeframe for using tea to get the best flavor.
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The Case For Serving A Classic Martini On The Rocks
The classic Martini has a style all its own, and although there are many variations and flavors, it's usually not served over ice, but it can be.
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What Does It Mean To Let Wine 'Breathe?'
The language of wine experts can be confusing for the average consumer, and some may wonder what it means to let wine breathe, and if it's necessary.
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The Best Apples To Use For Homemade Hot Apple Cider
Homemade apple cider is easier to make than you might think, but the first and most important step is deciding what apples you're going to use.
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You Can Drink Beer Made With Yeast From Roald Dahl's Writing Chair
Mr Twit's odious ale made headlines when it was created for dining-theater experience "Dinner at the Twits," but did the beer live up to its ghastly reputation?
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Is There A Difference Between Champagne And Prosecco?
Both Champagne and Prosecco can add a touch of sparkle to any celebration, but is there really a difference between these two bubbly beverages?
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Costco's New Kirkland Signature Premade Cocktail Is A Whiskey Classic
Costco has announced the debut of a new Kirkland Signature premade cocktail which uses whiskey for a base, trying to cash in on the genre's surging popularity.
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For A Truly Perfect Iced Coffee, Treat It Just Like A Cocktail
Discover a new way to make the perfect iced coffee and break out your cocktail shaker. This innovative hack has actually been around for decades.
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The Boozy Ingredients Ina Garten Adds To Her Iconic Pot Roast
Ina Garten is known for her hearty dishes, and you don't get more homespun than pot roast. Follow the Barefoot Contessa's advice and add these ingredients.
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Brut Vs Extra Dry Champagne: What's The Difference?
Splashing out on a celebratory bottle of bubbly and want to understand your terms? We explain the difference between Brut and extra dry Champagne.
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The Unexpected Addition You Need For A Better Tasting Smoothie
Smoothies are a delicious easy way to squeeze more fruit and veggies into your day. Make your blends taste even better with this one extra ingredient.
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What's The Difference Between An American Pale Ale And An IPA?
Despite sharing a number of similarities, American pale ales and IPAs are two distinct styles of beer with one being stronger and more bitter than the other.
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The Etiquette Mistake You Are Likely Making At Japanese Restaurants
While some might not know exactly what they are, most people know there are etiquette rules including some for how you serve and drink.
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The Refreshing Infusion Your Vodka Needs
It is super simple to make a delicious infused vodka that is bright and flavorful. Upgrading this spirit doesn't require much more than a bit of patience.
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Brighten Up Your Favorite Cocktails With Floral Ice
Floral ice cubes can turn your cocktails into colorful works of art, without changing the flavor of your carefully crafted drink.
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Review: Pepsi Wild Cherry & Cream Is A Crisp, Dynamic Duo That Deserves Its Shine
Pepsi released a new Wild Cherry & Cream soda in both classic and zero-sugar options. We taste-tested the new flavor to see if it's something to get wild about.
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The $60 Bourbon Brand Costco Is Selling For Under Half The Price
A Costco bourbon has shoppers buzzing - a premium W.L. Weller Special Reserve Bourbon priced at over 50% off retail. Don't miss out on this steal of a deal.
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Here's Why You Shouldn't Microwave Paper Starbucks Coffee Cups
You may think nothing of popping your Starbucks paper coffee cup in the microwave to reheat. However, there's actually a couple of good reasons not to.
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How To Pour A Black And Tan Beer Like A Pro
The black and tan is a striking cocktail that sees dark beer sitting atop light beer. Learn how to make one with this simple pouring technique.
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The Beer Trend Anthony Bourdain Never Got Behind
Anyone who has watched one of Anthony Bourdain's TV shows knows he loved a cold beer. However, there was one beer trend that he could not wrap his head around.
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